<P>I worked out a solution for this in the past.
<P>I went in the registry an told it to run a bat file on Logon. This bat file ran a registry change.
<P>It should work... Here are the 3 steps
<P>Step 1 Create the Registry Fix. You can Export the Registry Items you want. If you add a minus sign in front it will delete the item from the registry
<P>File 1 "Example.reg" save it in the Winnt Directory (or what ever directory you want)<BR>_______________________________________________________<BR>REGEDIT4
<P>[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\MSLicensing]<BR>_______________________________________________________
<P><BR>Step 2. Create a Bat file that runs it.
<P>File 2 "Example.bat" Also save in the Winnt Directory.<BR>_______________________________________________________<BR>regedit /s c:\winnt\example.reg<BR>@echo off<BR>cls<BR>_______________________________________________________
<P>Step 3. Add a Item to the Registry that executes the "Example.Bat" on logon.<BR>If you are going to do this on Multible PC's you can also create a bat file that installs it. Just follw the example in step 1.<BR>_______________________________________________________
<P>REGEDIT4
<P>[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]<BR>"Fix"="c:\\Winnt\\Example.bat"<BR>_______________________________________________________
<P>After some trial and error it should work...<BR>I would like to know if anyone else has a better solution.
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<P> <B><I>Justin Bennett <Justin.Bennett@dynabrade.com></I></B> wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">I know this is not technically the place for this question but here goes.<BR>I have NT/2K clients on a Solaris PCNetlink NT Domain (emulates NT 4 SP4).<BR>I need to be able to add registry entries to a PC when it boots or logs<BR>onto the domain. Without prompting the user, and the users usually don't<BR>have rights to add registries. There are a lot of people on here that know<BR>alot more about NT than I. I have a logon script, and user/machine<BR>policies. I don't see anything in the policies to let me do this. I have<BR>found reference to regedit /s xxx.reg this works from an admin account but<BR>not a normal user account.<BR><BR>Any help is apreciated<BR><BR>thanks<BR>Justin<BR><BR><BR><BR>-- <BR>-------------------------------------------<BR>Justin Bennett<BR>Red Hat (Linux) Certified Engineer<BR>Network Administrator<BR>Dynabrade Inc.<BR>8989 Sheridan Dr<BR>Clarence, NY 14031<BR>71!
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